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omg, THIS IS SO CRUEL!!!
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🚨 THE US JUST BOMBED A WATER PLANT. READ THAT AGAIN:
America just struck a freshwater desalination plant on Qeshm Island, Iran.
Do you understand what that means?
30 villages just lost their water supply
This is not a military base. Not a missile site. Not a radar station. A WATER PLANT.
Iran's FM warned this will have "grave consequences"
He said: "The US set this precedent, not Iran"
That means Iran now considers ALL civilian infrastructure fair game
Every desalination plant in the Gulf just became a potential target
Saudi Arabia gets 70% of its drinking water from desalination
UAE gets 90%
Qatar gets almost 100%
One strike on a Gulf desalination plant and MILLIONS have no drinking water within days
The US just opened a door that CANNOT be closed. And Iran is watching.
Link to tweet
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LuckyCharms
(22,475 posts)Go to 17:10 in the video.
artemisia1
(1,783 posts)Last edited Sat Mar 7, 2026, 05:22 PM - Edit history (1)
S/V Loner
(9,532 posts)Another Jackalope
(184 posts)S/V Loner
(9,532 posts)artemisia1
(1,783 posts)government university.
paleotn
(22,069 posts)It's not like we're the bastion of free expression or free flow of ideas anymore.
Red Mountain
(2,315 posts)but they've been there for a while.
rictofen
(264 posts)(in the thumbnail moment of the vid I'm linking, he compares the shape of the roads in/around Dealay Plaza to a menorah ... not antisemitic at all...)
He's basically a slightly smarter version of Alex Jones who manages to fly under the radar a bit as he spews bullshit for hours. I wonder what "class" he's teaching; Anti-West Propaganda and Conspiracies 101? In any case, the Youtube algorithm has unfortunately been given him eyeballs lately. There's more troubling stuff about this guy I, but the CT nonsense was more than enough for me.
As for the specific predictions here, he also says this is now WW3 and the end of the world, and that Russia and China will enter on Iran's side. NOT just provide intel or support to Iran as we do Ukraine, but enter on their side.
I know how this stuff goes though; people latch onto the "correct" predictions and ignore everything else.
progressoid
(53,071 posts)I watched a few of his videos (time I wish I had back). Hopefully, he gets ignored and disappears soon.
eppur_se_muova
(41,700 posts)(Broken clock. Twice a day. Etc.)
SCantiGOP
(14,707 posts)Please check credentials before posting
progressoid
(53,071 posts)Let's not give him any more attention.
karynnj
(60,909 posts)Well before the war, there were stories of Iran having a water crisis, that could lead to areas including large cities being uninhabitable.
In a better world, the world's scientists would be working on this problem that affects or will affect so many countries, including parts of the US.
wnylib
(25,705 posts)What in hell is wrong with the officer who ordered this strike and the pilot who was obligated to refuse to carry out an illegal order?
pat_k
(13,190 posts)wnylib
(25,705 posts)Bayard
(29,388 posts)trump probably got the idea from Bibi--who is so good at those tactics.
maliaSmith
(193 posts)Hasn't Russia bombed hospitals in Ukraine?
blm
(114,562 posts)leftstreet
(40,149 posts)Not that anyone's going to do anything about it
NJCher
(42,981 posts)But in the long run, they will pay.
UpInArms
(54,779 posts)not a bug
these people are monsters
they want the end of the earth
they said it
now they are trying to bring it about
vapor2
(4,337 posts)RockRaven
(19,135 posts)turning Trump, Hegseth, Rubio, and the generals/admirals over to international courts for war crimes prosecution. Let's have that discussion loudly and thoroughly during the next campaign.
LuvLoogie
(8,768 posts)turned over to criminal courts. The military has been inundated with White Christian Supremacists for decades. They have control of the nukes now.
Wuddles440
(2,065 posts)EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Ilsa
(64,241 posts)patphil
(8,964 posts)Lovie777
(22,737 posts)patphil
(8,964 posts)druidity33
(6,902 posts)You know, like we bombed that school and denied it and still deny it. Will you believe our Gov't over a NYT assessment or article by the Guardian? Or will you say, "Damn, i was wrong... the US Gov't really is just as untrustworthy as Iran".
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Not all bombs end up where they should, not all Targets are correctly identified, war is not straightforward or easy
druidity33
(6,902 posts)vanessa_ca
(782 posts)Demonic evil.
sarisataka
(22,553 posts)Just a couple days ago people were saying once the US and its allies ran out of interceptors Iran should take out the desalinization plants to cut water off to the Gulf states.
Is attacking water supplies a viable tactic or is it a crime
Or is it variable depending on who does it?
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Hey, if/when this is proven true which option are you going to go with? "Iran did it to themselves" or "there was a launcher there"?
Kingofalldems
(40,184 posts)EX500rider
(12,469 posts)JBTaurus83
(1,190 posts)Answer to every sick action they take, so Id say you are spot on.
questionseverything
(11,737 posts)Damaging hospitals, schools, churches, residential buildings there is very little I wouldnt believe
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)questionseverything
(11,737 posts)Support
rictofen
(264 posts)And of course they ONLY do it because the Great Satan and JOOOOOOOZE force them to.
displacedvermoter
(4,243 posts)Us, apparently?
sarisataka
(22,553 posts)And particularly against attacking civilian targets.
Since we are doing "apparently"-
Apparently the regime that killed upwards of 30,000 of its own citizens this year has been rehabilitated and it is acceptable for them to attack civilian targets in any country they choose.
displacedvermoter
(4,243 posts)Apparently not.
sarisataka
(22,553 posts)But we are led by the moron who started this fiasco.
This still avoids my question. Why is Iran justified in attacking civilian targets? (Taking the lack of virtually even the slightest condemnation as tacit acceptance)
PufPuf23
(9,799 posts)Smart evil.
sarisataka
(22,553 posts)I am not willing to give Trump a pass as a victim of a conspiracy.
PufPuf23
(9,799 posts)Last edited Sat Mar 7, 2026, 09:26 PM - Edit history (1)
Israel's response to October 7 is why Biden or Harris are not POTUS.
Israel's response to October 7 why there is a huge Democratic divide now and why the USA has lost allies and World respect.
An Iran 100% surrender that satisfies Trump's fever dreams and allows Trump to pick a new leader of Iran will embolden Israel aggression to expand a Greater Israel, not end the conflict in the Middle East.
I am not willing to give Trump nor Netanyahu's Israel a pass.
That is an opinion held in common by most clear thinking and moral Americans, particularly Democrats.
No conspiracy, transparent propaganda and kinetic actions in plain sight for the past 2 1/2 years.
sarisataka
(22,553 posts)Hamas mass rape and murder of Israeli civilians occurred on October 7, 2023
PufPuf23
(9,799 posts)displacedvermoter
(4,243 posts)constantly reminding the world about how unfair this war is -- with a number of DU military advisors agreeing -- could perhaps embolden Iran to use any and all means to fight back.
Just one thought.
dalton99a
(93,666 posts)Whip-poor-will
(127 posts)Reports are four schools hit last week the first one, according Johnathan Pie 30 of the Ayatollahs 30 wives were at the school with their children
Whip-poor-will
(127 posts)He's not crazy enough yet ??????
The breaking point will be spectacular
vanessa_ca
(782 posts)EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Also the "RT" on the footage makes it suspect.
Why & what type of missiles would the US be using when US bombers have free reign over Iran?
vanessa_ca
(782 posts)EX500rider
(12,469 posts)sarisataka
(22,553 posts)Are enjoying a surging popularity
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)EX500rider
(12,469 posts)sarisataka
(22,553 posts)By Bahrain for the Iranian attack on its civilian oil facilities. Infrastructure for Infrastructure
Igel
(37,493 posts)One poster said the trajectories looked like interceptor missiles.
What would happen if you intercepted a large bomb as it flew over a desalination plant, so that lots of heavy burning debris hit the plant? Or even if interceptors went astray and struck the desal plant?
In that case I wouldn't blame the maker of the interceptors (the US), or the military firing the interceptors (Bahrain), but the military firing the missiles to be intercepted.
Sadly, this cannot be. It would blame the victim, and at no point is a victim ever in the slightest responsible for his/her victimization.
Note that millennia ago, in a language abroad program, some poor German came to class saying he'd been robbed. We asked--teacher had no objection, since the English, French, Bulgarian, and Italian speakers had scant German and the Germans' knowledge the above consisted of hand gestures, so musili jsme ji zeptali jenom cesky, jak mozna bylo, ze jeho, nemca, kriminalci cesti okradli!" And he had to answer that he'd been out drinking, made some Czech friends; different bar, drank more; maybe a third bar, but definitely drank more. And he woke up on a bench with a police officer asking if he was okay but he lacked his identification as a German legally in the country, had no money, etc., etc. We laughed at the poor, undeserving victim. The cop had more mercy on him--mostly because he was nemec and assumed to be so stupid and arrogant as to be a waste of carbon. But took him back to the dorm and made sure he was treated well, since he was obviously unable to take care of himself. Fortunately, he wasn't my German BMV automotive engineer roommate. (NB: I probably screwed up the Czech, it's been 30 years.)
dalton99a
(93,666 posts)A leaked 2008 US diplomatic cable from Riyadh warned that Saudi Arabia's capital would have to be evacuated within a week if the Jubail desalination plant, its pipelines, or associated power infrastructure were seriously damaged, adding that the Saudi government's structure could not function without it.
The Jubail complex, located on Saudi Arabia's eastern coast, supplies more than 90 percent of Riyadh's drinking water through a pipeline stretching roughly 500 kilometres inland.
Qatar's prime minister warned last year that any attack on Iran's nuclear facilities could contaminate the region's waters and threaten life in Qatar, the UAE, and Kuwait, and disclosed that Qatar had once assessed it could run out of potable water in just three days in such a scenario, leading Doha to build 15 massive water reservoirs as emergency reserves.
Despite these fears, Iran has so far refrained from directly targeting Gulf desalination facilities during the current conflict, even as it has struck airports, hotels, ports, oil installations, and energy infrastructure across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman over the past week.
https://www.turkiyetoday.com/region/iran-condemns-us-attack-on-iranian-desalination-plant-issues-a-veiled-threat-3215797
Igel
(37,493 posts)Whether that would be the final breaking point in Iran's descent towards Putinistic 'let's bomb maternity hospital' type scheiss.
That didn't happen. But I'm not ruling out that the 'attack' on the desalination plant was parallel to when Israeli interceptors took out a Muslim-fired missile--whether God's Party, ZEAL, or the Iranian Ayatollah Shi'ite Shura as the agents of intended Israeli corpsehood--and it was clear that it was the remains of the interceptor-intercepted system that did the damage. Moreover, had the missile accomplished its goals, the death/destruction/etc. would have been worse. Few to none that I am aware of claimed it was the Israeli military intentionally destroying an Israeli apt. building.
Then again, had it fallen on Arabic speakers or Muslims, all bets are off.
ananda
(34,922 posts)Thanks for posting.
usonian
(24,719 posts)Coming up next:

The Madcap
(1,871 posts)Strike fear into the hearts of the civilian population.
That's what Putin is attempting to do in Ukraine. At some point, the population is hardened to the constant attacks and will become dangerous for the attacker.
patphil
(8,964 posts)This doesn't mean it didn't happen, but I would sure like to see a major US network carry the story, other than just Arab sources.
I realize how important these plants are to the people of the middle east, Here's an article that talks about these plants:
https://www.wvnews.com/persian-gulf-desalination-plants-could-become-military-targets-in-regional-war/article_678a05b9-29bd-59f2-9cd7-6e6245c50acd.html
Destroying even one would be messing with innocent people's lives in a big way.
vanessa_ca
(782 posts)Ilsa
(64,241 posts)WarGamer
(18,505 posts)No, not as claimed. Iran's FM accuses the US of striking a desalination plant on Qeshm Island, saying it cut water to 30 villages and sets a "precedent" for civilian targets.
Western reports (BBC, NYT satellite analysis) link it to confirmed US strikes on a Revolutionary Guards naval base there earlier this weekdamage to military infrastructure, not a verified direct hit on a water plant.
The attached image appears to show an unrelated coastal industrial site (likely oil-related). Ongoing conflict has many unconfirmed claims on both sides.
malaise
(295,250 posts)That is all
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artemisia1
(1,783 posts)industry dies and its people will be rationing water in a way that makes the late-1970's California drought look like nothing.
highplainsdem
(61,527 posts)of the US to make a desalination plant a target.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_supply_and_sanitation_in_Israel
calimary
(89,768 posts)youre stuck with what little you get. And youre still expected to be grateful somehow.
RandomNumbers
(19,145 posts)Wonder Why
(6,835 posts)committed any war crimes in Iran, I say you are a traitor to your oath, to the Constitution and to your country.
May God have mercy on you for surely, were I to be on your jury, I would not.
popsdenver
(2,148 posts)they would have bombed Minneapolis if they could have gotten away with it.......
Another Jackalope
(184 posts)to start striking other nations' desal plants. That would hurt far more people than just bombing refineries. IMHO.
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Another Jackalope
(184 posts)Going head to head with Israel and the Great Satan would seem to illustrate their level of resolve. Whether they would worry depends on how much air defense they have in reserve.
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Since it seems like they have shot down zero enemy planes over their country I am going to guess zero?
Adding the Air Forces of the Gulf States + Saudi certainly wouldn't make things better for them IMO
Another Jackalope
(184 posts)Conveniently ignoring the F15's, eh? "Over their country" isn't much of a qualifier in a modern air war.
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Certainly aren't any Russian or Ukrainian planes going much past the line of contact, why?
Because both countries have a robust & modern air defense network...Iran not so much.
AloeVera
(4,183 posts)Surely you don't mean that?
Right?
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Obviously stupid for Iran to try to entice more countries to attack them, but they keep attacking other countries it's going to happen
AloeVera
(4,183 posts)I've found people will sometimes claim "sarcasm" when they've accidentally revealed more than they intended.
But I'm sure that wasn't the case here.
And THAT was sarcasm.
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Doesn't change the fact that it's actually a truthful statement, if Iran wants other Air Forces to start attacking them also, attacking their countries is a good way to do that.
Igel
(37,493 posts)Oh, wait.
This is Iran.
I guess assuming that any unuseful promise is meaningless is standard and the lack of "truthity" without penalty.
Another Jackalope
(184 posts)The USA says it has no ROE, but you want Iran to keep all its promises?
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)I mean they guy is a BitCoin huckster so that adds legitimacy...lol
Another Jackalope
(184 posts)Somebody not Iranian did it. That narrows the field, no?
The serious issue is what Iran will do in retaliation.
And shooting the messenger is not helpful. Understandable, but not helpful.
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)However being the island at the mouth of the straights of Hormuz, Iran most likely has a large amount of the defense's there, so it would make military sense to knock out the islands electrical & water.
Only a few miles to the mainland so water can be brought in but it would complicate things for them.
bluestarone
(22,016 posts)Wow, just WOW!!
OGBuzz
(224 posts)AverageOldGuy
(3,714 posts)with water treatment facilities.
Now water treatment plants in cities, towns, villages in the US are terrorist targets.
Its comforting to know that KashMeIn Patel and his counter-terrorism crews are on the job. They are on the job, right?
rzemanfl
(31,331 posts)dflprincess
(29,315 posts)Kath2
(3,192 posts)Where have we heard that before?
cate94
(3,087 posts)They turn it up a notch
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)With zero pictures of any actual damage to a water desal plant.
And then someone posts some RT footage of some random missile launches as "proof"
Any actual new sources covering this?
sarisataka
(22,553 posts)Look how the claim the Iranian warships was unarmed even though officials Iranian news sources never made or supported that claim.
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)liberalla
(11,024 posts)In absolute disbelief that WE (the USA) are committing these types of illegal, criminal, inhumane acts of war!
WTF is going on? The crazy people are in charge... Can no one grab the wheel to course-correct before we plunge over the cliff?
What the HELL??
This just can't continue like this, and yet... it just keeps going...
Come Onnnnn !!!!
Takket
(23,664 posts)but not anymore
fuck 'em.
everyone that participated in these war crimes should go to prison, right down to the lowest ranking person. only exception i'll make is for anyone that gets immunity for flipping on kegseth.
The Democrats tried to warn people with their video about not following illegal orders, and they didn't care. fuck 'em
ChicagoTeamster
(799 posts)ordered the strike. When the legal structure of the offending country fail to comply then international law can take effect. Canadian prosecutors wrote charging documents for George Bush, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld.
I hope Iran bombs all the other countries water plants now. Then they'll all start reassessing their relationship with Trump. After Putin is overthrown and all the Arab countries turn on Trump and his family, There will be nowhere on this earth they can go to and expect to be safe, and everyone here will hate them and dump any involvement with any business they're involved in. They'll be pariahs everywhere they go just like Bernie Madoff's family.
Another Jackalope
(184 posts)Hogsbreath probably thinks Geneva is just some quaint little town in Switzerland.
sarisataka
(22,553 posts)But you "hope Iran bombs all the other countries water plants now"
Would not those attacks be war crimes?
ChicagoTeamster
(799 posts)the US government so high that there will be no benefit obtained even if they succeed. Iran would have to fight a very long drawn out war to wear out the US and Israel militarily and the devastation inside of their country from such a war would be unrecoverable. Look at Syria. They will spend over 50 years rebuilding and it will never be the same. And that's in addition to their population recovering from all the death and mutilation. Same with Gaza.
I wouldn't suggest they retaliate in such a way if the US had not already bombed Iran's desalinization plant. This was an act of terrorism as was the deliberate double-tap bombing of the girl's school when taking into consideration the already illegal bombing campaign.
Terrorism is a tactic, not an ideology. And now that the US and Israel have used it. The Iranians are more likely to increase terror attacks. Also, martyrdom is a central, defining, and revered concept of the Shia sect of Islam.
Keep in mind, water has already been a source of resource contention and potential conflict between Iran and Afghanistan over the Helmand River and has escalated into serious, occasionally violent, confrontations affecting the Sistan-Balochistan region, aggravated by climate change, droughts, and the Taliban's construction of dams and canals.
This is known to military planners and they are trying to break the Iranian will by putting extreme strain on their population.
sarisataka
(22,553 posts)To excuse terrorism and attacks on civilians by claiming a country has no other choice. It is always a choice.
Iran has been attacking civilian targets in Israel and other countries who are not participating in the war. IMO that is wrong and not retroactively justified.
druidity33
(6,902 posts)excusing. I can see why Martyrdom is prevalent there. It doesn't mean i excuse it.
sarisataka
(22,553 posts)And a very respectable one.
The poster I directed the question to has not said their opinion.
I am not singling that pister out however, I have seen many excuses or calls for Iranian actions, that if done by other countries, would be deemed war crimes.
ChicagoTeamster
(799 posts)the region.
I don't look at this from an ethical position. I look at it from the position of an analyst. War is being waged against Iran and it would be naive to think that they will say, "Oh well, we'll just let our people die and be overrun again because we don't have the same military and financial resources as our attackers who have a history of overthrowing our governments to control our country and our resources. Maybe the rest of the world will invoke the Geneva Convention and UN Security Council against our attackers and save us." Regardless of their past transgressions they are not going to say "maybe we deserve this".
Iran tried to be neutral during WWII but were invaded by the British. They were one of the first countries to acknowledge the nation of Israel in 1948. But then the US and UK overthrew the democratically elected Mossadegh government to take control of Iran's oil industry and put the brutal dictator Shah Reza Pavlavi in power. The Islamic revolution of 1979 would not have happened if not for the UK and US putting the Shah in power. Then the US encouraged Saddam Hussein to invade Iran and supplied both sides against each other causing the war to drag on and inflicting incredible suffering on both sides. And now the US is at it again this time with Israel because both Presidents are trying to avoid prosecution for their corruption. The Iranian people will never accept any government imposed through force by us.
As far as terrorism, Israel employed terrorism against the Palestinians and the British during their war to take over Palestine and establish the nation of Israel. Menachem Begin was the leader of a terrorist organization called the Irgun. The Zionists were initially receiving assistance from the IRA in their fight against the British but after the Irgun blew up the King David hotel where British administrative headquarters were located killing 253, even the IRA stopped helping them. The Israelis also attacked the USS Vincennes during the Suez crisis. And they massacred 3,000 Palestinian and Lebanese civilians in the Sabra and Shatila refugee camps in Beirut Lebanon in 1982 resulting in the attack on the US Marine Barracks in Beirut killing 241 Marines and embassy personnel.
I don't want more Americans killed over this. I would prefer that the US and Israel didn't illegally attack Iran, and that the US Congress would assert their authority and stop the illegal military action against Iran, also that our troops weren't being sacrificed for a psychopath's distraction. But now that an illegal military operation (war) is being waged I would prefer expensive infrastructure damage over bombing of schools and hospitals and our troops being killed and maimed in a long, pointless, wasteful, and unnecessary war. Maybe if the people in the region who Trump is making money off of really put financial pressure on him (we know he's transactional) he'll come up with a quick end.
Iran is now trying to drag Shia militias in Iraq into the conflict while the US tries to get Iranian dissident Kurdish militia in Iraq to join the fight. In addition to the 6 US deaths in Kuwait, an ammo depot in Irbil Iraqi Kurdistan was blown up the day before yesterday, we don't know about the casualties if any. The sooner this stops the better.
Evolve Dammit
(21,734 posts)BeyondGeography
(41,015 posts)Two vast deserts in the Trumposphere.
ColoringFool
(585 posts)AloeVera
(4,183 posts)It is located in the Strait of Hormuz.
If people have no water to drink, they are forced to relocate, right?
An island without people is much easier to occupy. In order to control the Strait.
Just my theory.
bluestarone
(22,016 posts)EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Less to occupy though and more to make it hard for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to operate out of there while trying to close the straights
AloeVera
(4,183 posts)Not that that would make any difference to these two belligerents.
But depriving 150,000+ people of the basic right to water, necessitating their forced transfer from their homes and lands is a depraved thing to do. Unimaginable...oh wait, where have I seen this recently, on an even larger scale?
druidity33
(6,902 posts)4bonhoffer
(175 posts)Something the mainstream media should be screaming about, but I doubt they will touch it.
Dave Id
(278 posts)and everything in and about his regime is pure evil, simply for the sake of being evil.
Captain Zero
(8,860 posts)to whatever the US, Trump, and Israel did.
They said it right before this all started.
I guess Trump wasn't on his Adderall that day.
I sure wouldn't want to be on the West Palm Beach water system like Mara Loco is.
greblach
(294 posts)Bored of Peace! What an idiot!
Trueblue Texan
(4,387 posts)sarisataka
(22,553 posts)This is a shutterstock image of a desalinization plant in Dubai, taken in 2016

https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/dubai-summer-2016-modern-desalination-plant-627284741?src=4Lm8ay5F3YGSWsYksyyjnw-1-1&dd_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sciencefriday.com%2F
Melon
(1,450 posts)And Iran is well known for inflating or creating headlines. No major source is reporting it. The only US quote I could find said they know nothing about it. All articles are regional from an Iranian quote.
AloeVera
(4,183 posts)Per UNICEF. But we don't hear about that either.
The Department of War Crimes and The Most Moral Army in The World are keeping it from us.
Here is UNICEF'S statement.
https://www.unicef.org/eca/press-releases/brutality-war-measured-childrens-lives-hostilities-escalate-iran#:~:text=The%20brutality%20of%20war%20measured%20in%20children's%20lives%20as%20hostilities%20escalate%20in%20Iran,-Statement%20by%20UNICEF&text=AMMAN%2C%205%20March%202026%20%E2%80%94%20%E2%80%9C,killed%20and%20many%20more%20injured.
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Also not all damage will be US or IDF caused, Iran will have a fairly substantial failure rate in missiles/UAV launches & every surface to air missile they launch comes down somewhere in Iran, mostly in/near cities since that is where a lot of their air defenses will be based.
AloeVera
(4,183 posts)"HAMAS IRAN DID IT".
-TSF, March 2026.
EX500rider
(12,469 posts)Me on the other hand you can color me skeptical.
But confirmation bias is as confirmation bias does.
LiberalArkie
(19,687 posts)Botany
(77,078 posts)The U.S. is now in the mass murder business. I hope Europe and all other Western Democracies
pull their ambassadors and stop trade with America.
LiberalArkie
(19,687 posts)Ping Tung
(4,370 posts)
AllyCat
(18,754 posts)BComplex
(9,861 posts)maximum cruelty. Trump's favorite thing...maximum cruelty.
Fla Dem
(27,561 posts)As Senator Mark Kelly stated, the U.S. military members and intelligence professionals "can refuse illegal orders," emphasizing their duty to uphold the Constitution. In a November 2025 video, he and other Democratic lawmakers argued that some orders from the administration were pitting the military against citizens and that, under the law, troops are not required to follow unlawful commands.
Whoever issued that order should be court marshaled or if appropriate IMPEACHED!!!!!